Pictures

http://www.cybermane.com/Healthy_Mane_using_Cyberhair_Extensions_Portfolio.html
I'm at the very top here, in the flowery shirt. And I definitely look as exhausted as I was (I got about 1 hour of sleep and then had to drive over an hour to get there). My hair actually looks a LOT better now, as it was greasy and I was hot and had had a long day by the time it was done.

I had the micropoint accents with cyberhair done as you can see, at cybermane. I had it with Charlene's junior technician, Elena.
$1400, 18", 200 strands which I did not completely use up, not including the tip (which I gave $100).

Some of my hair is a little sore to the touch which I'm hoping isn't something I have to worry about. I'm having a lot of fun with it.
But despite my original plans, I don't think it'll be worth the huge financial burden (600 every 2 months or 800 every 3-4) and possible hair damage eventually that it might bring. So I think I might get them off in August before I go back to college, and then go for a bob cut to give my hair an illusion of volume. I just hope there's no damage by then or anything.

Does anyone know about those laser treatments and the cost of them? I'm thinking of getting one after if I get them out, just to help give my hair some strength. I'm just wondering if it's bull sh*t or if they actually work well. A lot of people seem to swear by them, and do them religiously.

Thanks. I'd say that yes, they are like tiny eurolocs. except with cyberhair
I don't know what microillusions are so I couldn't say if they're similar to that.

Thank you! Since I'm getting them off tomorrow afternoon, I will see if I can squeeze in a laser treatment before I leave. Either way, I think I will buy a lasercomb. I hope it works. Wish me luck! haha

Yeah- they were pretty heavy on my hair, despite how I thought the cyberhair would be. And my head was VERY itchy. If it continues being so I might get that checked out.